A coalition of Washington housing professionals
It's time housing worked for everyone, including us.
We are property managers, leasing agents, maintenance teams, and housing providers across Washington State fighting for fair processes and safer protections for everyone.
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average cost of an eviction
Industry estimates for a single eviction, before counting damage, vacancy, and staff time.
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months to complete a full eviction
Reported average time to complete a full eviction, leaving staff to manage dangerous situations with no resolution in sight.
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property managers threatened or harassed
Reported being threatened or harassed at the job site, according to industry estimates.
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specific OSHA guidelines
None exist for workplace violence in apartment leasing offices, despite it being a recognized hazard in other frontline fields.
What we fight for
Real voices, in front of the lawmakers who decide.
We organize multifamily owners, property management firms, property managers, leasing agents, maintenance teams, and housing professionals across Washington State to demand fair legal protections. We document stories, build community, and bring real voices to the lawmakers who make decisions that affect us every day.
Our belief
A fair system protects both sides of the front desk.
Those who provide housing deserve a safe workplace. Creating a fair system that protects both residents and staff requires including frontline housing professionals in the conversation and reforming laws that limit effective responses to dangerous situations.
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Who the Alliance is for
Property Owners
Your investment and your staff deserve legal processes that work.
Share your storyProperty Managers
You carry the responsibility. You deserve a voice.
Share your storyLeasing Agents
No one should feel unsafe at the front desk.
Share your storyMaintenance Teams
First through the door deserves first-class protection.
Share your story
The reality
Frontline staff, without frontline support.
Gaps in mental health support systems are forcing housing providers to address complex resident needs without clinical resources, contributing to rising workplace violence and highlighting the need for systemic reform.
By the numbers
A national workforce, largely invisible to policy.
The U.S. property management and apartment rental industry employs an estimated 800,000 to 1.2 million workers, including roughly 875,000 property management professionals and over a million workers across the broader apartment rental sector.
Industry estimates. Figures vary by industry classification.
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Three ways to make a difference today.
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